UntestedFinanceStreamable HTTP

stock-moves-explained

io.github.Pink707Legendary/stock-moves-explained · v1.2.0

Explains why stocks moved. 'Why did Tesla drop?' 'What happened to NVDA?' S&P 500/NASDAQ/Dow.

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18
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GitHub Stars
1
as of 2026-11-14
Transport
Streamable HTTP
v1.2.0
Last Update
2026-04-09

Ready-to-paste config for every major MCP client

claude mcp add --transport http stock-moves-explained https://io.github.Pink707Legendary/mcp
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What is stock-moves-explained?

stock-moves-explained is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server in the Finance category. Explains why stocks moved. 'Why did Tesla drop?' 'What happened to NVDA?' S&P 500/NASDAQ/Dow.

How is stock-moves-explained rated?

BenchGecko rates stock-moves-explained Untested on the Gecko Rating ladder (18/100). Not enough public signal yet · try at your own pace. The underlying GitHub repository has 1 stars.

How do I install stock-moves-explained?

stock-moves-explained supports Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and VS Code. Each client needs a different config format · BenchGecko shows ready-to-paste snippets for all four above. Stdio servers run locally via npx; streamable-http and SSE servers connect over the network.

Does stock-moves-explained support streaming?

stock-moves-explained uses the Streamable HTTP transport. Streamable HTTP is the newer MCP spec for long-lived network connections.

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